Publications
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A Strategy for the Coevolution of North Korean Human Rights
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Field Report on the Great East Japan Earthquake and Infrastructure Vision: Report from the Japanese Earthquake Study Tour of the Association for Japanese Studies
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[EAI Opinion Review] Analysis of the Political Behavior of the 30s Generation, the Anti-Grand National Party Generation
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[EAI Opinion Review] April 27 By-election and the Middle Class's Choice
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[US-China Relations Official Statements Chronology] February 2011
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Chronicle of U.S.-China Official Statements: U.S.-China Summit 2011
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[Chronology of US-China Relations Official Statements] January 2011
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Overview of the U.S.-China Relations Series
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[US-China Relations Official Statements Chronology] December 2010
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[US-China Relations Chronology] November 2010
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[US-China Relations Briefing] The Clash of Core Interests and the Future of US-China Relations
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[Public Opinion Brief No. 97] April 27 By-election and Future Political Landscape Outlook
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Bilateralism, Multilateralism, and Institutional Change in Northeast Asia’s Regional Security Architecture
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Bilateralism, Multilateralism, and Institutional Change in Northeast Asia’s Regional Security Architecture
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Japan and East Asia
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Speaking of China's Future: Possibilities and Limitations of a Global Superpower
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East Asian Politics and the Great G20 Game: Convergence and Divergence in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese Approaches
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Money Politics: International Credit/Debt as Credible Commitment
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East Asian Politics and the Great G20 Game: Convergence and Divergence in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese Approaches
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Money Politics: International Credit/Debt as Credible Commitment
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The 20th Global Net 21 Forum with Amb. Robert Joseph: Discussion (Highlights)
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The 20th EAI Global Net 21 Forum: Highlights of the Discussion with Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Robert Joseph
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A Strategy for the Advancement of the North Korean Economy
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A Strategy for the Advancement of the North Korean Economy
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Path to an Advanced North Korea by 2032: Building a Complex Networked State
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